> Maybe it's just a matter of how things are packaged. An INSTALL.txt file
> and on the other hand 2 .html files. Indeed, quite everything is already
> there, but no quite accessible and not much detailed.
>
> A specific directory for html files would help. Splitting the docs and the
> .sql and other install scripts also. Providing a jar in the distribution
> also.
What you don't understand is that we don't have a distribution yet. This
is also stated on the website...the stuff that you are grabbing from CVS
is just a dump of CVS...it isn't a "distribution."
The stuff in the "docs" directory is all of the documentation. Splitting
it up wouldn't make much sense. The way that our system works is that
anything that is in the docs directory is also mirrored onto the website.
That way, we only have to do the documenation and the website once.
> Sorry to bother you with this. My comments are just based on the fact that
> I had some difficulties to install Jyve on the first place. I'm installing
> GNU & co .tar.gz things an a regular basis, and Jyve was a little more
> harder to understand than most of much more complex soft. I guess it's
> just small details that make all the difference... an install file not at
> the root level... a stupid thing, but it breaks the harmony of most of the
> open source distributions.
Is it really that hard to look into a "docs" directory for the install
file? I explained above why the install document is not in the top level.
-jon
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